Also, imagine living in a location that will allow you to visit the mountains and beaches in the same day, all within less than a 3 hour drive.  

I always assumed it was from jet fuel in the atmosphere. 

When many travelers share one roof, there seems to be this atmosphere of camaraderie!

I had a property that was in Stone Mountain Ga. while I live in Fl.

When she finally did leave there were mountains of trash, carpet and flooring damaged with wax and glue everywhere, fist holes in walls, doors, etc.

My vacation STR has a high HOA, but that's required because it's a mountain town and you need hefty funds for daily snow plow of the complex when it snows.

He’s in New Orleans and has a better grasp of the current atmosphere with the pandemic and it’s not good. 

Very small town (less than 2,000 people) so an atmosphere of nonchalant agreements took place.

This does not mean shedding all my responsibilities to sit on a mountain somewhere.

Lived on the property in an Airstream trailer during this time with a horse and dog and put in a couple fences and then raised a couple pigs.I was very young at the time and didn't make squat while living in the mountains and canned my own food, etc.You might be able to do something similar in today's world, but I'm here to tell you it was rough.